Full Bed Frame with Headboard Upholstered Bed Frame with Linen Tufted Headboard,Wood Slats Support,No Boxing Needed,Heavy Duty Feet,Easy Assembly,Dark Grey

The bed frame is both aesthetically pleasing and practical. Assembling it took a while, roughly an hour with two people. The instructions were fine, some parts were harder to understand, but for the most part, they were easy to follow. The storage shelves took the longest time to assemble and they are not required, so if you don’t need them, I don’t recommend assembling them. They are more for aesthetic purposes since the shelves are made of frames. Overall, the bed frame is very sturdy. My mattress is pretty heavy, and I can feel that the bed frame provides very sturdy support. I have only tried bed frames with steel slats support. Their connectors tend to get loose overtime and can get a bit noisy when you move around. The wood slats are a little more flexible, so I wouldn’t expect this to happen for this bed frame. Also, you can adjust the height of the headboard if your mattress is very thick, which is a plus. Happy with this so far.

We just put this together.It was easy to assemble but the bed slats were not smooth and wood was all cracked and open, hoping they hold up with time…thankfully we didn’t get any splinters during the process of putting it together.The tufted head board was giving off a glue smell for a while so definitely recommend airing this out.Overall, good for the price. And I like that the frame is tufted too so if you hit a corner you won’t get a bruise on your leg.

I just got this today. If something happens to show it's not sturdy will edit. I got this today and had basically no problems putting together. I had directions and they were easy to follow ( easier than IKEA). It seems very sturdy. The slats are 6 inches apart. Our Casper mattress wants them 4 inches apart so I put the extremely heavy duty cardboard the mattress came in as a solid base for warranty reasons. I think the slats would have been fine. I did have 2 of the screws strip but it doesn't matter as as 2 other screws holding the headboard in place in that side. The other was on the foot that holds the sides together. Again with 3 other screws and it being pushed together by the foot and head boards not a problem. The feet on the foot board don't know why they bothered with the dowels as both holes were too big and the bolt brings the foot down tight. I took a close up of the head board at its highest setting with a 12" mattress. This is perfect for my teenage son's room.

Used for a studio apartment that doesn’t see a lot of “action.” It’s not going to last forever, but great for the price!

Bed is perfect. I don't need a box spring, it's extremely heavy in the box, so it takes two people to move it in the box. Very easy to put together. I love it

Bought this mattress for my parents couple months ago and they are very happy about it so far. The previous bed they had was causing them some back pain, and they said this seemed to fix that problem. The mattress didn’t seem very firm when I first helped them install it, but it actually provides great support when you lay down (instead of sitting on it). This is great quality for its price, and I would recommend it to others. The only thing to note is that, pay attention to the instruction when you remove the plastic wrap, I was rolling it the wrong way and got “hit” by it when it expanded.

The media could not be loaded.  Planks did not fit secure width wise. Planks show even with mattress placed on it. The center "foot" that supports bed is not a good place. I keep stubbing my toes on it, so I wrapped a towel around it. All in all, once I deciphered the pictures, I was able to put together, even though I am over 80 yrs old.

This bed looks sorta OK but the headboard rises too low if you put a 4" box spring under a 12" mattress (the pics in the ad mislead me) FYI, It's designed for those 14" thick mattresses just sitting on the frame, so, my advice, skip the box spring. I don't have fitted sheets that fit around a 14" thick mattress; and, an 11" mattress on this frame sits a bit too low for my taste.Putting it together is a bit of a hassle for one tottery old person, but definitely doable and the instructions are clear enough. The 9" spacing of the slats is better than most so it's probably sturdier and less likely to damage a mattress sitting right on it; (in that case I'd put a sheet of cardboard between the slats and the mattress because good mattresses are expensive).OK bed but the headboard is a bit too low for my taste.